Prices South Korea 2024



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South Korea prices 2024

What are the prices in South Korea? Wondering how much dinner costs? What is the cost of accommodation? How much money do I need for shopping in a supermarket in South Korea?

Nicole Collins recently visited South Korea and prepared this article about prices in South Korea. Find out about average prices in South Korea, including food prices, restaurants, beer, accommodation, transportation and more.

What currency is used in South Korea?
Here is information about currency:
The currency of South Korea is South Korean Won (KRW). 1₩ (won) is divided into 100 jeon. There are 6 different coins: ₩1, ₩5, ₩10, ₩50, ₩100, ₩500. There are 4 different bank notes with the following values: ₩1000, ₩5000, ₩10000, ₩50000. To avoid unexpected risks of receiving fake money, we reccommend checking the currency when trading. Be especially careful with those banknotes: ₩50000, ₩10000. The current exchange rate of South Korean Won (KRW) is: $1 USD = 1,300 KRW. (Data updated: today)

  1. For 1$ United States dollar (USD) you can get: 1,365.90KRW South Korean Won (KRW)
  2. For 1€ Euro you can get: 1,467.14KRW South Korean Won (KRW)
  3. For 1£ British Pound (GBP) you can get: 1,705.58KRW South Korean Won (KRW)
  4. For 1₽ Russian ruble (RUB) you can get: 14.94KRW South Korean Won (KRW)

Is South Korea an expensive country?
Prices of basic products in South Korea are lower than in United States. You have to pay 1.15 times less for shopping in South Korea than in United States. The average accommodation cost in South Korea range from: 37 USD (51,000 KRW) in hostel to 64 USD (87,000 KRW) in 3 star hotel. Price per night in a luxury hotel in South Korea is about 160 USD (218,000 KRW).
Using public transport in South Korea comes at a cost of: 1.10 USD (1,400 KRW) for a one-way ticket. The price for renting a car in South Korea (e.g. Volkswagen Golf or Toyota Corolla) to 23,000 USD (32,621,000 KRW). If you prefer taxi, remember that the price of a taxi in South Korea depends on several factors. Taxi starting price is about: 3.10 USD (4,300 KRW). For 1 km ride in South Korea you have to pay about: 0.73 USD (1,000 KRW).

See also how prices have changed in previous years: Price changes in previous years in South Korea


South Korea Prices 2020

Prices in South Korea  hikersbay.com Cost of living in South Korea is:
  1. 1.34 times lower than in Washington
  2. 1.11 times lower than in Jacksonville
  3. 1.06 times lower than in Houston
  4. 1.15 times lower than in Oklahoma City
  5. 1.60 times lower than in New York City

Is food expensive in South Korea?

Food prices in supermarkets are higher than in United States. For example, in South Korea you have to pay for:
  1. Bottle or carton of milk (1 liter): 2.10 USD (2,800 KRW)
  2. Popular yellow cheese (1 kg): 12 USD (15,000 KRW)
  3. A bottle of beer from a known brand: 2.60 USD (3,600 KRW)
  4. A sausage or cold cuts (1 kg): 27 USD (36,000 KRW)
  5. A mid-range wine (one bottle): 15 USD (20,000 KRW)

How much money do I need for a week's stay in South Korea?

If you want to spend a week in South Korea the cost of your stay will be:

  1. 600 USD (819,000 KRW) - a cheap stay for 7 days in South Korea
  2. 795 USD (1,085,000 KRW) - a budget travel for 7 days in South Korea
  3. 998 USD (1,363,000 KRW) for a one week of comfortable stay in South Korea
  4. 2,200 USD (3,087,000 KRW) for a week of luxury holidays in South Korea

What is a cost of meals (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) in South Korea? What is the average cost of lunch in South Korea?

In South Korea, a typical fast food meal costs: 5.90 USD (8,000 KRW) for a McMeal at McDonalds or BurgerKing (or similar combo meal), and 1.80 USD (2,400 KRW) for a cheeseburger. For coffee lovers: cappuccino coffee 3.70 USD (5,000 KRW) and espresso 2.60 USD (3,500 KRW).
More information about meals budget you can find in our: Travel cost guide.

How much do cigarettes cost in South Korea?
Cigarettes are cheaper in South Korea than in United States. Average cost of a pack of local cigarettes is 2.60 USD (3,500 KRW). For more famous brands such: L&M, Kent, Gauloises you have to pay about 3.30 USD (4,500 KRW).


Bellow you can find information about food and beverages prices in supermarkets and groceries. You can read also about prices in hotels, cafes and restaurants in South Korea.



Prices in South Korea 2024

Average prices in restaurants and pubs, transportation, taxi, groceries, salaries, food, hotels and rentals in South Korea.

Currency: South Korean Won

How much is a hotel in South Korea?

Average hotel price in South Korea is 1.28 times lower than average price in United States

Average hotel price in South Korea is: 93,414 KRW 68 USD 64 EURO 6,254 RUB
Hostels prices in South Korea are around: 51,194 KRW 37 USD 35 EURO 3,428 RUB
Price of 1 star hotel in South Korea is around: 69,156 KRW 51 USD 47 EURO 4,630 RUB
Price of 2 star hotel in South Korea is around: 75,166 KRW 55 USD 51 EURO 5,032 RUB
Price of 3 star hotel in South Korea is around: 87,459 KRW 64 USD 60 EURO 5,856 RUB
Price of 4 star hotel in South Korea is around: 113,425 KRW 83 USD 77 EURO 7,594 RUB
Price of 5 star hotel in South Korea is around: 218,435 KRW 160 USD 149 EURO 14,625 RUB

How much does it cost to rent a car in South Korea?

Car rental average prices in South Korea

Car Price
Average price 179 USD (244,000 KRW)
Car Mini 75 USD (102,000 KRW)
Economy car 75 USD (102,000 KRW)
SUV 173 USD (236,000 KRW)
Passenger Van 201 USD (274,000 KRW)
Luxury car 411 USD (561,000 KRW)

Is food expensive in South Korea? How much does an inexpensive meal cost in South Korea?

Prices in restaurants in South Korea.

Meal in a cheap restaurant 10,000 KRW (7,000-15,000) 7.30 USD (5.10-11) 6.80 EUR (4.80-10)
Meal for 2 People, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course 50,000 KRW (33,000-100,000) 37 USD (24-73) 34 EUR (23-68)
McMeal at McDonalds (or Equivalent Combo Meal) 8,000 KRW (7,000-9,500) 5.90 USD (5.10-7.00) 5.50 EUR (4.80-6.50)
Domestic Beer (0.5 liter draught) 4,500 KRW (2,800-6,800) 3.30 USD (2.00-5.00) 3.10 EUR (1.90-4.70)
Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle) 6,000 KRW (4,000-9,000) 4.40 USD (2.90-6.60) 4.10 EUR (2.70-6.10)
Coke/Pepsi (0.33 liter bottle) 1,900 KRW (1,500-3,300) 1.50 USD (1.10-2.40) 1.40 EUR (1.00-2.20)
Water (0.33 liter bottle) 1,000 KRW (800-1,700) 0.76 USD (0.59-1.20) 0.71 EUR (0.55-1.20)
Cappuccino (regular) 5,000 KRW (3,000-6,800) 3.70 USD (2.20-5.00) 3.40 EUR (2.00-4.70)
Espresso Coffee 3,500 KRW (2,100-4,800) 2.60 USD (1.50-3.50) 2.40 EUR (1.40-3.30)
Cheeseburger (fastfood) 2,400 KRW (2,100-2,800) 1.80 USD (1.50-2.10) 1.60 EUR (1.40-1.90)

Can you eat cheaply in South Korea?

How much should you pay for cheese, eggs, milk or oranges in South Korea?

Prices in supermarkets in South Korea.

Milk (regular), (1 liter) 2,800 KRW (2,000-4,000) 2.10 USD (1.50-2.90) 1.90 EUR (1.40-2.70)
A loaf of fresh white bread (500g) 3,900 KRW (2,500-9,000) 2.90 USD (1.80-6.60) 2.70 EUR (1.70-6.10)
Eggs (regular) (12) 4,200 KRW (2,400-7,200) 3.10 USD (1.80-5.30) 2.90 EUR (1.60-4.90)
Local Cheese (1kg) 15,000 KRW (10,000-35,000) 12 USD (7.30-26) 11 EUR (6.80-24)
Water (1.5 liter bottle) 1,400 KRW (800-2,000) 1.10 USD (0.59-1.50) 0.99 EUR (0.55-1.40)
A bottle of wine (Mid-Range) 20,000 KRW (10,000-38,000) 15 USD (7.30-28) 14 EUR (6.80-26)
Domestic Beer (0.5 liter bottle) 2,900 KRW (2,000-4,500) 2.20 USD (1.50-3.30) 2.00 EUR (1.40-3.10)
Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle) 3,600 KRW (2,500-7,000) 2.60 USD (1.80-5.10) 2.50 EUR (1.70-4.80)
Pack of Cigarettes (Marlboro) 4,500 KRW (4,500-5,500) 3.30 USD (3.30-4.00) 3.10 EUR (3.10-3.70)
Chicken breasts (skinless and boneless) - (1kg) 11,000 KRW (5,500-16,000) 8.50 USD (4.00-12) 7.90 EUR (3.70-11)
Apples (1kg) 9,000 KRW (3,000-15,000) 6.60 USD (2.20-11) 6.20 EUR (2.00-10)
Oranges (1kg) 7,800 KRW (3,000-14,000) 5.70 USD (2.20-10) 5.30 EUR (2.00-9.50)
Potatoes (1kg) 5,200 KRW (2,400-10,000) 3.90 USD (1.80-7.30) 3.60 EUR (1.60-6.80)
Lettuce (1 head) 3,100 KRW (1,500-4,900) 2.30 USD (1.10-3.60) 2.10 EUR (1.00-3.30)
Rice (white) (1kg) 4,200 KRW (2,500-8,000) 3.10 USD (1.80-5.90) 2.90 EUR (1.70-5.50)
Tomato (1kg) 7,300 KRW (3,000-13,000) 5.40 USD (2.20-9.50) 5.00 EUR (2.00-8.90)
Bananas (1kg) 4,500 KRW (3,000-10,000) 3.40 USD (2.20-7.30) 3.10 EUR (2.00-6.80)
Onions (1kg) 3,900 KRW (2,000-5,600) 2.90 USD (1.50-4.10) 2.70 EUR (1.40-3.80)
Beef Round (1kg) (or Equivalent Back Leg Red Meat) 42,000 KRW (18,000-80,000) 31 USD (13-59) 29 EUR (12-55)
Pears (1kg) 10,000 KRW (3,600-18,000) 7.90 USD (2.60-13) 7.40 EUR (2.50-12)
Cucumber (1kg) 4,000 KRW (1,600-7,100) 3.00 USD (1.20-5.20) 2.80 EUR (1.10-4.90)
Perrier Water (small bottle 0,33l) 974 KRW (536-1,300) 0.71 USD (0.39-0.98) 0.66 EUR (0.37-0.91)
Sausages (1kg) 36,000 KRW (17,000-53,000) 27 USD (13-39) 25 EUR (12-36)
Cottage cheese (1kg) 10,000 KRW (6,800-23,000) 7.90 USD (5.00-17) 7.40 EUR (4.60-16)

How much do you have to pay for a fuel or a taxi in South Korea?

Prices of Transportation and fuel in South Korea.

One-way Ticket (Local Transport) 1,400 KRW (1,200-1,600) 1.10 USD (0.92-1.20) 0.99 EUR (0.85-1.10)
Monthly Pass (Regular Price) 60,000 KRW (50,000-70,000) 44 USD (37-51) 41 EUR (34-48)
Gasoline (1 liter) 1,600 KRW (1,500-1,900) 1.20 USD (1.20-1.40) 1.10 EUR (1.10-1.30)
Volkswagen Golf 1.4 90 KW Trendline (Or Equivalent New Car) 37,731,000 KRW (37,731,000-38,000,000) 27,000 USD (27,000-27,000) 25,000 EUR (25,000-25,000)
Toyota Corolla 1.6l 97kW Comfort (Or Equivalent New Car) 32,621,000 KRW (28,000,000-35,250,000) 23,000 USD (20,000-25,000) 22,000 EUR (19,000-24,000)
Taxi starting price (normal tariff) 4,300 KRW (3,300-4,800) 3.10 USD (2.40-3.50) 2.90 EUR (2.20-3.30)
Taxi 1km (Normal Tariff) 1,000 KRW (751-1,400) 0.73 USD (0.55-1.00) 0.68 EUR (0.51-0.95)
Taxi 1 hour waiting (normal tariff) 11,000 KRW (11,000-20,000) 8.80 USD (8.20-15) 8.20 EUR (7.70-14)

Is it expensive to live in South Korea?

Rent Prices Per Month in South Korea.

Apartment (1 bedroom) in City Centre 681,000 KRW (400,000-1,500,000) 499 USD (293-1,000) 464 EUR (273-1,000)
Apartment (1 bedroom) Outside of Centre 503,000 KRW (300,000-900,000) 369 USD (220-659) 343 EUR (204-613)
Apartment (3 bedrooms) in City Centre 2,020,000 KRW (850,000-4,500,000) 1,400 USD (622-3,200) 1,300 EUR (579-3,000)
Apartment (3 bedrooms) Outside of Centre 1,235,000 KRW (600,000-2,513,000) 904 USD (439-1,800) 842 EUR (409-1,700)

Prices of Utilities (Monthly) in South Korea.

Charges (electricity, heating, water, garbage) for an 85m2 apartment 223,000 KRW (141,000-300,000) 164 USD (104-220) 153 EUR (97-204)
Internet (60 Mbps or More, Unlimited Data, Cable/ADSL) 29,000 KRW (20,000-50,000) 22 USD (15-37) 20 EUR (14-34)
numb_34 63,000 KRW (33,000-75,000) 46 USD (24-55) 43 EUR (22-51)

Prices of Sports And Leisure in South Korea. How much does a cinema ticket cost in South Korea?

Fitness Club, Monthly Fee for 1 Adult 62,000 KRW (30,000-100,000) 46 USD (22-73) 43 EUR (20-68)
Tennis court rent (1 hour during a weekend) 22,000 KRW (10,000-30,000) 17 USD (7.30-22) 15 EUR (6.80-20)
Cinema, International Release, 1 Seat 14,000 KRW (12,000-17,000) 11 USD (8.80-12) 10 EUR (8.20-12)

Prices of Clothing And Shoes in South Korea.

1 Pair of Jeans (Levis 501 Or Similar) 77,000 KRW (40,000-125,000) 57 USD (29-92) 53 EUR (27-85)
1 Summer Dress in a Chain Store (Zara, H&M,...) 57,000 KRW (30,000-100,000) 42 USD (22-73) 39 EUR (20-68)
1 Pair of Nike Running Shoes (Mid-Range) 109,000 KRW (65,000-160,000) 80 USD (48-117) 75 EUR (44-109)
1 Pair of Men Leather Business Shoes 151,000 KRW (80,000-200,000) 111 USD (59-146) 103 EUR (55-136)

Childcare prices in South Korea.

Preschool (or Kindergarten), Private, Monthly for 1 Child 470,000 KRW (350,000-762,000) 345 USD (256-558) 321 EUR (239-519)
International Primary School, Yearly for 1 Child 28,068,000 KRW (15,000,000-44,500,000) 20,000 USD (10,000-32,000) 19,000 EUR (10,000-30,000)

Apartment Price in South Korea. How much does a flat in South Korea cost?

Price per square meter for an apartment in city centre 15,724,000 KRW (6,120,000-30,000,000) 11,000 USD (4,400-21,000) 10,000 EUR (4,100-20,000)
Price per square meter for an apartment outside of city centre 10,515,000 KRW (3,880,000-18,600,000) 7,600 USD (2,800-13,000) 7,100 EUR (2,600-12,000)

What salary do you need to live in South Korea?

Salaries And Financing in South Korea.

Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) 3,270,000 KRW 2,300 USD 2,200 EUR
Mortgage Interest Rate in Percentages (%), Yearly 4.65% (3.30% - 6.50%) - - -
data source: numbeo.com

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Price changes in previous years in South Korea

I like to have a snack while sightseeing. Have the prices of hamburgers and fries increased in recent years in South Korea?
The price of a burger with fries and Coca-Cola or Pepsi in a fast food bar has changed in recent years: 2010: 6,000 KRW, 2011: 5,500 KRW, 2012: 6,000 KRW, 2013: 6,000 KRW, 2014: 6,000 KRW, 2015: 6,000 KRW, 2016: 6,000 KRW, 2017: 6,000 KRW, 2018: 6,000 KRW, 2019: 6,500 KRW, 2020: 6,500 KRW

South Korea price changes: McMeal at McDonalds (or Equivalent Combo Meal) 2010-2020
South Korea price changes McMeal at McDonalds (or Equivalent Combo Meal) hikersbay.com

What about vegetable prices in South Korea? Are they higher than a few years ago?
We can compare vegetable prices in previous years on the example of tomatoes: 2012: 5,300 KRW, 2013: 5,700 KRW, 2014: 5,600 KRW, 2015: 4,300 KRW, 2016: 5,800 KRW, 2017: 5,700 KRW, 2018: 5,900 KRW, 2019: 7,300 KRW, 2020: 7,100 KRW

South Korea price changes: Tomato (1kg) 2012-2020
South Korea price changes Tomato (1kg) hikersbay.com

Will we pay much more for dairy and milk products in South Korea compared to previous years?
To estimate the evolution of milk product prices, it is best to look at how milk prices have changed: 2010: 1,600 KRW, 2011: 1,900 KRW, 2012: 2,200 KRW, 2013: 2,300 KRW, 2014: 2,300 KRW, 2015: 2,500 KRW, 2016: 2,400 KRW, 2017: 2,300 KRW, 2018: 2,400 KRW

South Korea price changes: Milk (regular), (1 liter) 2010-2018
South Korea price changes Milk (regular), (1 liter) hikersbay.com

I like fruit very much and I would like to know if fruit has become cheaper in South Korea in recent years?
Changes in fruit prices can be seen on the example of apple prices: 2011: 3,100 KRW, 2012: 5,200 KRW, 2013: 6,500 KRW, 2014: 6,000 KRW, 2015: 6,700 KRW, 2016: 7,200 KRW, 2017: 6,500 KRW, 2018: 7,600 KRW, 2019: 8,100 KRW, 2020: 7,900 KRW

South Korea price changes: Apples (1kg) 2011-2020
South Korea price changes Apples (1kg) hikersbay.com

Are sports articles and clothing more expensive in South Korea than before? How about the prices of sports shoes?
Prices of sports shoes have changed recently: 2010: 63,000 KRW, 2011: 87,000 KRW, 2012: 96,000 KRW, 2013: 116,000 KRW, 2014: 119,000 KRW, 2015: 99,000 KRW, 2016: 97,000 KRW, 2017: 100,000 KRW, 2018: 95,000 KRW, 2019: 96,000 KRW, 2020: 91,000 KRW

South Korea price changes: 1 Pair of Nike Running Shoes (Mid-Range) 2010-2020
South Korea price changes 1 Pair of Nike Running Shoes (Mid-Range) hikersbay.com

Have the prices of renting apartments increased significantly in South Korea?
Rental prices in the city center in recent years have been as follows: 2010: 1,285,000 KRW, 2011: 1,716,000 KRW, 2012: 1,750,000 KRW, 2013: 2,508,000 KRW, 2014: 2,633,000 KRW, 2015: 2,663,000 KRW, 2016: 1,740,000 KRW, 2017: 2,100,000 KRW, 2018: 1,926,000 KRW.

South Korea price changes: Apartment (3 bedrooms) in City Centre 2010-2018
South Korea price changes Apartment (3 bedrooms) in City Centre hikersbay.com

Prices in South Korea. Historic data last years

Average fuel price in South Korea is 1.90 times bigger than average price in United States (fuel prices in South Korea for 1 liter = 0.264 gallons)

Petrol price in South Korea is around 1.80 USD 1.60 EURO
Diesel fuel price in South Korea is around 1.60 USD 1.50 EURO

Bus tickets, subway, taxi

Average transport price in South Korea is 1.68 times lower than average price in United States

Local transport. One-way ticket prices in South Korea is around: 1.10 USD 1.00 EURO
Local transport. Monthly pass in South Korea is around: 43 USD 40 EURO
Taxi starting price in South Korea is around: 2.60 USD 2.40 EURO
Taxi – fare for 1km in South Korea is around: 1.10 USD 1.00 EURO
Taxi – waiting time (1 hour) in South Korea is around: 12 USD 11 EURO

Meal price in a restaurant

Average price of a meal in a restaurant in South Korea is 1.26 times lower than average price in United States

Budget restaurant (price per 1 person) in South Korea is around: 5.80 USD 5.40 EURO
Mid-range restaurant (meal for 2 people) in South Korea is around: 33 USD 31 EURO
Fast Food combo in South Korea is around: 5.80 USD 5.40 EURO
Price of a cheeseburger in South Korea is around: 1.80 USD 1.70 EURO
Price of french fries in South Korea is around: 1.70 USD 1.50 EURO
Price of a cappuccino in South Korea is around: 4.10 USD 3.80 EURO
Price of a Coca-Cola or Pepsi (0,5L) in South Korea is around: 3.20 USD 3.00 EURO

Food prices

Average food prices in South Korea are 1.35 times bigger than average price in United States

Price of a local beer (0.3 liter bottle) in South Korea is around: 1.70 USD 1.50 EURO
Price of a local beer (0,5 liter bottle) in South Korea is around: 2.10 USD 1.90 EURO
Price of an imported beer (0,3 liter bottle) in South Korea is around: 4.00 USD 3.70 EURO
Price of an imported beer (0,5 liter bottle) in South Korea is around: 4.80 USD 4.50 EURO
Price of table wine in South Korea is around: 17 USD 16 EURO
Price of cigarettes in South Korea is around: 2.60 USD 2.40 EURO
Price of a Cola/Pepsi (0.33 liter bottle) in South Korea is around: 1.40 USD 1.30 EURO
Price of Perrier water (0.33 liter bottle) in South Korea is around: 0.83 USD 0.77 EURO
Price of water (1.5 liter bottle) in South Korea is around: 1.20 USD 1.20 EURO
Price of milk (1 liter bottle) in South Korea is around: 2.20 USD 2.00 EURO
Price of bread (0,5 kg) in South Korea is around: 2.20 USD 2.00 EURO
Price of eggs (10 pieces) in South Korea is around: 2.50 USD 2.30 EURO
Price of cheese (1kg) in South Korea is around: 16 USD 15 EURO
Price of cottage cheese price in South Korea is around: 1.10 USD 1.00 EURO
Price of a sausage (1kg) in South Korea is around: 29 USD 27 EURO
Price of a chicken (1kg) in South Korea is around: 9.10 USD 8.50 EURO
Price of apples (1kg) in South Korea is around: 5.60 USD 5.30 EURO
Price of pears (1kg) in South Korea is around: 6.70 USD 6.30 EURO
Price of a oranges (1kg) in South Korea is around: 5.20 USD 4.90 EURO
Price of potatoes (1kg) in South Korea is around: 4.00 USD 3.70 EURO
Price of a lettuce in South Korea is around: 2.10 USD 1.90 EURO
Price of white rice (1kg) in South Korea is around: 3.60 USD 3.30 EURO
Price of tomatoes (1Kg) in South Korea is around: 5.40 USD 5.00 EURO
Price of a cucumbers (1kg) in South Korea is around: 2.90 USD 2.70 EURO
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FAQ South Korea prices - frequently asked questions

  1. What are the prices in the stores in South Korea?


    Prices in supermarkets can be seen here: Prices in Supermarket

  2. What currency is used in South Korea


    Currency: South Korean Won

  1. How much is a cheap meal in South Korea?


    You can certainly eat for 6.60 USD (9,000 KRW) in a cheap restuarnat in South Korea.

  2. What is the average cost of a restaurant meal in South Korea? How much is a beer in South Korea?


    You have to pay for a meal in an inexpensive restaurant: 7.30 USD (10,000 KRW) and for a domestic beer 3.30 USD (4,500 KRW).

  3. How much does a meal cost in a fast food bar in South Korea?


    A McMeal or any other similar meal costs around 5.90 USD (8,000 KRW).

  4. What is the average price for a dinner at a restaurant in South Korea?


    The price for a dinner for 2 in a mid-range restaurant is usually: 37 USD (50,000 KRW). For a bottle of wine you will pay 44 USD (60,000 KRW).

  5. How much does it cost to have dinner at one of the most popular restaurants in South Korea?


    Price for a dinner for two at one of the most popular restaurant in South Korea is usually around: 77 USD (105,000 KRW)

  6. What price is acceptable for a dinner at an average restaurant in South Korea?


    In our opinion the acceptable price of a dinner is around 9.50 USD (13,000 KRW) - 11 USD (15,000 KRW).

  1. I am going to visit South Korea. I’m looking for a cheap hotel in the city center. What price should I expect?


    A decent and cheap hotel in South Korea costs 51 USD (69,000 KRW).

  2. How much does a weekend stay in South Korea cost?


    Cost of accommodation in a 3-star hotel during a weekend in South Korea is around: 192 USD (262,000 KRW).

  3. How much does a hotel cost in South Korea?


    Comfortable and not too expensive 3-star hotel in South Korea costs: 70 USD (96,000 KRW).

  4. How can I find the cheapest hotel in South Korea,?


    Price for a night in a hostel, mixed room, starts from: 34 USD (46,000 KRW). Price comparison for hostels in South Korea can be found here: Hotels in South Korea .

  1. I’m going to visit South Korea. I prefer public transport, what is the price of one-way ticket?


    One-way ticket costs 1.10 USD (1,400 KRW) in South Korea, you can also choose a monthly pass for 44 USD (60,000 KRW).

  2. What is the average cost of public transportation in South Korea?


    The average cost of public transportation in South Korea is: one-way ticket: 1.10 USD (1,400 KRW), monthly pass: 44 USD (60,000 KRW).

  3. How much does a taxi cost in South Korea


    0.73 USD (1,000 KRW) for each kilometer in South Korea, plus start fare: 3.10 USD (4,300 KRW). For a 1 hour of waiting time the taxi driver will charge a fee: 8.80 USD (11,000 KRW)

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